South Korea plans to train all soldiers as “drone warriors”

Jung also highlighted the shortage of personnel in the South Korean military, particularly among non-commissioned officers and officers expected to help train new recruits in the use of drones.

Scholarships from Ukraine

It is worth noting that Ukraine, an example of military reform efforts in many countries, does not have an army where everyone is. training to be a drone pilot-even though Ukraine has developed education to make it tens of thousands of drone users.

In fact, the successful use of military drones in Ukraine is due to the deployment of special drone control units to support the frontline units, to stand by. Unregulated Power Groups branch of the military to develop drone doctrine and coordinate intensive campaigns, creating a digital warfare strategy which provides updated military information for quick decision making, and developing a home drone business which can produce millions of drones every year while developing intelligently based on the evolution of the military.

Meanwhile, North Korean soldiers who survived the Ukrainian drone war while fighting on the Russian side have already been. around the house instructing the North Korean military. Although it is not clear what kind of education they may be giving to their friends.

At the same time, the South Korean military is not the only one fighting the North Korean military. There are currently 28,500 US troops stationed in South Korea as a legacy of US troops on the South Korean side of the Korean War, which began with the invasion of North Korea.

In response to the Ukraine incident, the US military has been integrating drone detection and counter-drone systems. basic education for new recruits, as the Pentagon has requested $54 billion for new drone and counter-drone systems in its 2027 fiscal year.